ADC Condemns Vote Buying Ahead of Osun Elections

Adebisi Nurein Debo, the spokesperson for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship campaign in Osun State, reaffirmed the party's opposition to vote buying and the illegal distribution of public resources during a recent event at the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) council in Osun State. Debo urged voters not to exchange their votes for financial inducements, stating that such actions undermine the commonwealth.
He outlined the ADC's policies leading up to the 2026 governorship elections, noting the party's significant growth over the past year and its emergence as a serious opposition force. Debo highlighted the ADC's commitment to implementing at least 70% of its campaign promises within the first three years of taking office, focusing on worker welfare, agriculture, security, and commerce without increasing taxes.
He also mentioned Najeem Salaam as the party's governorship candidate and emphasized the importance of visionary leadership, attributing the current political situation to the incompetence of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) under Governor Ademola Adeleke.
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